News / Susan Ripoll

Susan Ripoll

susan.ripoll@stv.tv

Susan is a reporter for STV News based in Glasgow. She has covered a wide range of stories with a special interest in health and social care, including a self-shot series of reports from Nepal on a Scottish charity’s work to improve palliative care.

'Courageous' teen with rare heart disease wins Young Achiever award

'Courageous' teen with rare heart disease wins Young Achiever award

Iconic statues return to city skyline as part of Glasgow’s Citizens Theatre renovation

Iconic statues return to city skyline as part of theatre renovation

Summerlee Museum to undergo £6.4m transformation as new plans revealed

Summerlee Museum to undergo £6.4m transformation as new plans revealed

Historic Paisley painting saved after 225 hours of restoration work

Historic painting of Scots town saved after 225 hours of restoration work

Dream Destinations: Exhibition celebrating memories of trips ‘doon the watter’

Museum exhibition celebrating memories of trips 'doon the watter'

Scotland’s first Roma cultural centre to open in Glasgow in bid to challenge discrimination

Scotland's first Roma cultural centre to open in bid to challenge racism

Glasgow charity for older adults celebrates 75 years with therapy ponies visit

Charity for older adults celebrates 75 years with therapy ponies visit

North Lanarkshire Council to regenerate Cumbernauld town centre with sustainable hub

Cumbernauld regeneration set to be 'wonderful masterpiece' for locals

No fines issued for smoking on hospital grounds since it was made illegal

No fines issued for smoking on hospital grounds since it was made illegal

Disadvantaged teenagers ‘buzzing’ for ‘once in a lifetime’ trip to Wimbledon

Disadvantaged teens 'buzzing' for 'once in a lifetime' trip to Wimbledon

Maryhill Bryant and May factory: Workers share memories of factory that ‘set us up for life’

Workers share memories of Bryant and May match factory

Thousands jet off from Glasgow airport as summer holidays begin

Thousands jet off from Scots airport as summer holidays begin

Alloa school pupils and care home residents team up for cross-generation special sports day

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School pupils and care home residents team up for special sports day

Campaigners fight to save Glasgow’s historic greenhouses from being ‘lost forever’

Fight to save Glasgow's historic greenhouses from being 'lost forever'

Wemyss Bay ‘on the map’ after scooping UK awards for best butcher’s and railway station

Town 'on the map' after scooping best butcher and train station awards

Glasgow school pupils quiz international experts on their right to play at IPA World Conference

School pupils quiz international experts on their right to play

Glasgow School of Art degree show kicks off with exhibition of students’ work

Art school degree show kicks off with exhibition of students' work

Scottish Government: Mesh patients wait ‘in agony’ for confirmation of US removal surgery

Mesh patients wait 'in agony' for confirmation of US removal surgery

Retrospective celebrating the work of Dame Mary Quant comes to Glasgow

Retrospective celebrating the work of Dame Mary Quant comes to Glasgow

Deaf woman felt ‘invisible’ when GP failed to arrange interpreter to explain father’s cancer diagnosis

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Deaf woman felt 'invisible' when GP failed to arrange interpreter

Dear Billy: A ‘love letter’ to Billy Connolly from the people of Scotland

Dear Billy: A 'love letter' to the Big Yin from the people of Scotland

Ayr primary school pupils discover ‘dream jobs’ at first ever careers fair

Primary school pupils discover 'dream jobs' at first ever careers fair

Memories of legendary nightclub Clatty Pats brought to life in new play

Memories of legendary nightclub Clatty Pats brought to life in new play

Restoration work begins on historic Clyde vessel Tall Ship Glenlee after £1.8m funding boost

Restoration work begins on Tall Ship Glenlee after £1.8m funding boost

Volunteers and staff at The Tower Cinema in Helensburgh given 90 days to save ‘wonderful’ community facility

Volunteers given 90 days to save 'wonderful' community cinema

Cerebral palsy: Ciara McCarthy and Caitlyn Fulton lead social media campaign to raise awareness

'I always think - if I didn't have cerebral palsy, I wouldn't be me'

A Wee Journey: Dance and music show raises awareness about migration ‘in artistic way’ across Scotland

Raising awareness about migration 'in artistic way' across Scotland

Neil Skinner: Experienced hikers needed in search for missing man in Argyll

Experienced hikers needed to search for missing man in Argyll

Dunblane Centre built following 1996 primary school shooting needs financial support to remain open

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'Living tribute' to Dunblane shooting victims faces uncertain future

Asylum seeker ‘abandoned’ in Glasgow after travelling 60 miles for appointment with lawyer

Asylum seeker 'abandoned' after travelling 60 miles for appointment

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